AceShowbiz - Jeremy Roloff and his wife, Audrey Roloff, former stars of Little People Big World, have been reflecting deeply on the possibility of purchasing his family’s farm once more. Audrey shared insights on Instagram about this emotional topic, revealing how the farm has been a recurring subject in their lives over the past several years.

On March 1, Audrey, 34, posted a candid recap of February, explaining that Jeremy’s father had informed the children of his intent to list Roloff Farms for sale again. This property has seen waves of availability on the market during the last six years, ever since Jeremy and Audrey initially attempted to buy it in 2020 but ultimately did not.

The land in question was originally purchased in Hillsboro, Oregon, by ex-spouses Matt and Amy Roloff during their 27-year marriage. After their separation in 2015, Amy sold her half of the property to Matt, making him the sole owner. This transition created tension among the Roloff siblings.

Matt’s decision to retain full ownership led to disputes, notably when he refused to sell a portion of the farm to son Zach Roloff in 2021. The following year, Matt announced on Instagram that he had listed 16 acres for sale, citing the children’s reluctance to co-own the property as a key reason. Matt and Amy share four children: twins Zach and Jeremy, both 35, Jacob, 29, and Molly, 32.

Despite Matt’s claims, Zach denied the reasons for the sale and eventually he and his wife, Tori Roloff, stepped away from negotiations. Similarly, Jeremy and Audrey also abandoned their plans to acquire the farm. Audrey addressed the emotional aftermath of these developments, noting that much healing has occurred since then.

“We have been busy building our own dream on the property we bought a couple years after the farm fell through,” Audrey explained. However, after celebrating their son Bode’s birthday in the barn at Roloff Farms, she and Jeremy experienced a “what if” moment. The significance of the farm and what it represents led them to reconsider whether owning it might still be a viable option in their current stage of life.

Audrey elaborated, saying that she and Jacob Roloff — Jeremy’s brother who currently lives on the farm — began to view the property with fresh eyes. They contemplated the possibility of selling their current home and purchasing the farm, feeling as though “God is giving us the opportunity to choose it again if we want.” Still, she admitted that they feel conflicted about the decision.

Jacob and his wife, Isabel Rock, reside on the Oregon farm alongside Matt, who remains the owner. In a November 2025 TikTok video, Isabel explained their living situation, clarifying that Jacob did not acquire ownership of the farm. Instead, they rent their home and Jacob works full-time on the property, while Isabel takes care of the animals.

Isabel, 30, highlighted their role as tenants who actively help steward the land. She shared that Jacob grows various produce, including vegetables and fruit. Impressively, this year he cultivated 60,000 pounds of pumpkins. Isabel expressed their commitment to maintaining the farm’s legacy as long as they are involved.

Meanwhile, Zach and Tori Roloff have moved away from the farm and now live in Seattle with their three children. Recently, Tori reflected on revisiting the farm for the first time in nearly four years, sharing photos on Instagram from their visit. She described the joy she felt sitting in the field where she and Zach were married, despite acknowledging the past hurt associated with the farm.

Tori wrote about feeling grateful to reminisce on the positive memories and expressed thankfulness for what God has provided their family. Her visit marked a rare moment of happiness connected to the farm, illustrating the complex emotions tied to the land for the Roloff family.

The Roloff family farm has long been a source of both pride and conflict for the family members featured on Little People Big World. With ownership still under Matt Roloff and various family members living and working there, the farm’s future remains uncertain. Jeremy and Audrey’s recent reflections show that despite past disappointments, the farm continues to hold significant emotional and symbolic value for them.

As the possibility of purchasing Roloff Farms arises once again, Jeremy and Audrey face the challenge of balancing their dreams with the realities of family dynamics and past experiences. Their story highlights the enduring connection to the land and the complicated feelings that come with preserving a family legacy.